Had a go at Kim's new Challenge over at Cuddly Buddly. Not sure if I'm happy with the result - the pens didn't seem to want to blend on the cardstock I used and has turned out patchy. Anyway, here it is:
Second attempt at this in the end! First one had an Edwin but there was something missing and couldn't work it out. As a result, I started again and this was the result. Tinker and Co backing papers from cupcake set. Prefer this one and no nestabilities this time!!!
My cousin will be 4 this week - loves building, JCB's etc so used Cuddly Buddly Builder Teddy. He is 3D'd using foam pads and then the hat is layered again - doesn't show up in the pic though. Layered it onto nestie circles and also used them to make the tag. I have used the Cuddly Buddly Patchwork Green set so much I bought the blue set today.
Made this card for a friend. I wanted to use the daffodil fairy but wanted to make her a bit more modern. I like how the hanging daffodil turned out and will try it again I'm sure.
The bag was to hold a Magnolia stamp and is the first time I have used the PB stickers.
Had to make a gardening themed card in half an hour!!! Wish people would give more time! Stuck with a colour scheme/papers I knew worked. Also HAD to use my new circle nesties.
Pop out card (which I had to make at the last minute because I was away and forgot about the birthday, oops!). Made using Pink Petticoat Designs and Kim's Patchwork Green Papers from Cuddly Buddly.
No blog updates lately as I have been away enjoying a salsa weekender in Blackpool. Took over Pontins for an entire weekend - plenty of eating, drinking and dance lessons (including Bollywood and Bhangra!!!)
Made this 18th birthday card using a Dolly Mama stamp, watercoloured it then highlighted it with pens. I started to cut it out as a square ready to mount it but it went wrong so I played on this and made an abstract shape which I think ended up looking better anyway.
A simple digitally layered ATC using Jungle Bookies kit from Kay Miller. Monkey has been decoupaged to lift it a bit. I really like the stitching effect at the top.
Unfortunately, I can’t take the credit for this one but wanted to share it and show it off – I received it in a swap from a friend of mine. This is probably my favourite ATC as it is so personal and a lot of thought went into it as it combines two of my favourite things – Roald Dahl and Chocolate. I always try to fit Dahl’s work into my schemes of work and my consumption of chocolate is well known! It even had a gift attached – a Roald Dahl badge!!!
This is a spring card I made for a 21st birthday. Always find it hard to make a card for an 'older' boy! The Cuddly Buddly Techie Teens seem to come to the rescue quite often!
Seemed addicted to making these little cards at one point. Here's one I made using Cuddly Buddly Playtime Bears set. Quite easy to make but very time consuming.
This is my effort for the Tilda and Friends ATC challenge. The theme was check and so paper pieced Tilda using Cuddly Buddly papers and put her on a Cuddly Buddly hay bale. Background is chalked on linen card.
Entered this card into a competition on the Cuddly Buddly forum a while back. Thought I'd give it an airing once again. Was very pleased with the result especially after finding out that I'd won!
These Vintage look images were a'happy accident'. After chalking up the wrong size of card and having it hanging around for a while, I decided to stamp fishing Edwin onto it. Then used a brown Whispers Pen and blender to colour and shade them in. Wings are stickled with the Frosted Lace stickles.
Created these for the Stampman March ATC swap. The theme was Floral Bouquet. All the same layout as they go to different people however one is slightly different!
Here goes posting my first card. Made this card using downloads from Kay Miller (Jungle Boogie) printed onto linen card. I chalked the edges of backing papers and Nestabilities Ovals. Finished off with a Tilda (which wasn't coloured in well but she was hanging around waiting to be used on something - she might be replaced!!!)
Click here to check out my door hanger treat holder tutorial. Easy to follow, full instructions with pictures. Go on, have a go! Remember to let me know if you have a go as I'd love to see what you do with it.
Freddo Holder Tutorial
Look here for a tutorial with instructions and picture on how to make a quick and simple treat holder for any occasion. Click on the pic for all the info. Let me know if you use it.